Michael,

Michael Bayer wrote:
...
> the "entity name" part of the message there is only trying to identify  
> which mapper the given object is mapped to.  but in this case it looks  
> like you are saving an actual Mapper object (when you should be  
> sending one of your application's object instances), so thats the  
> error, i.e.
>
> m = mapper(...)
>
> sess.save(m)  # <-- error !
>   
Thanks again for you quick reply.

I had a case problem, my string was containing the mapper name instead 
of the object name.

Werner

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